China and the European Union in Africa : Partners or Competitors? (Hardcover)

Introduction China and the EU in Africa, Jing Men, Benjamin Barton; Part I Part I; Chapter 1 China’s Design of Global Governance, Zhiyue Bo; Chapter 2 Cultural Heritage and China’s Africa Policy, Anshan Li; Chapter 3 China’s African Relations and the Balance with Western Powers, Suisheng Zhao; Part II Part II; Chapter 4 Going Naval in Troubled Waters, Joris Larik, Quentin Weiler; Chapter 5 Tackling the Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons, Thomas Wheeler; Part III Part III; Chapter 6 The EU’s Perceptions and Interests towards China’s Rising Influence on Human Rights in Africa, Ian Taylor; Chapter 7 China, Sovereignty and the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict in Africa, Sara van Hoeymissen; Chapter 8 Limited Sovereignty, Jianxiang Bi; Part IV Part IV; Chapter 9 How China is Influencing Africa’s Development, Martyn Davies; Chapter 10 China’s Aid to Africa, Xinghui Zhang; Part V Part V; Chapter 11 The EU and China, Eric Kehinde Ogunleye; Chapter 12 The EU, China and Africa, Uwe Wissenbach; Conclusion, Jing Men, Benjamin Barton;